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The Tenuous Promise of the Substack DreamPlus: The threat of blogs, the balkanization of social media, and a new record for America’s mayor.

'Expert Twitter' Only Goes So Far. Bring Back BlogsTo ensure readers get the latest, best information on Covid-19, pandemic experts need to go back to the early days of Web 2.0.

How a Food Blog Shaped the Way We Use the Internet20 years ago, Epicurious built a site on a very different Internet.

What I Learned Writing A Brain Blog For 17 MonthsBrain myths die hard, and other things I learned from writing WIRED's popular Brain Watch blog for 17 months.

New Father Turns His Sleepless Nights Into a Clever Selfie ProjectWIRED's own Community Director, Eric Steuer, has been snapping 3 a.m. selfies when he gets up to comfort his new baby. He then turns those selfless into commissioned artwork on fiverr.com

Ghost Is Bringing Blogging Back From the DeadGhost is an attempt to reanimate writers by streamlining the creative process.

NeoCities Wants to Save Us From the Crushing Boredom of Social NetworkingGeoCities, the old free web hosting site from the 1990s, was amazingly ahead of its time. It did obsessiveness before Tumblr, self-infatuation before Facebook, and sorry Reddit, GeoCities straight-up ruled at GIFs. It wasn’t often pretty, but it was always interesting. But then Yahoo bought GeoCities, proceeded to run it into the ground, and eventually […]

Massive WordPress Attack Targets Weak Admin PasswordsGot strong passwords? A powerful new attack against the popular WordPress publishing system targets the weakest link in WordPress security -- you. With some 90,000 IP addresses at their disposal the unknown attackers are simply brute-forcing their way into WordPress' admin pages by trying thousands of weak passwords against the old default "admin" user account.

Google Image Algorithms Still No Match for Human Powers of AssociationDina Kelberman's project I'm Google strings photos together like a writer connects thoughts, resulting in a long visual narrative on her Tumblr page. Culled from Google Image Search, the photos create a stream of consciousness that's riveting to follow.

Irrigation may be shifting Earth’s rotational axisComputer simulations suggest that from 1993 to 2010 irrigation alone could have nudged the North Pole by about 78 centimeters.

Octopuses and squid are masters of RNA editing while leaving DNA intactModifications to RNA could explain the intelligence and flexibility of shell-less cephalopods.

Why is the North Atlantic breaking heat records?Record-breaking sea-surface temperatures off the coast of Africa may affect the 2023 hurricane season. What’s fueling the unusual heat is unclear.

‘In the Blood’ traces how a lifesaving product almost didn’t make itThere’s plenty of drama in Charles Barber’s new book, which explores why a blood-clotting invention was initially dismissed.

Anténor Firmin challenged anthropology’s racist roots 150 years agoIn The Equality of the Human Races, Haitian scholar Anténor Firmin showed that science did not support division among the races.

A star cluster in the Milky Way appears to be as old as the universeGlobular cluster M92 is about 13.8 billion years old, a new calculation suggests. Getting the age right could help resolve a bigger cosmic conundrum.

1.6-billion-year-old steroid fossils hint at a lost world of microbial lifeMolecular fossils suggest the existence of a lost world of primitive eukaryotes that dominated aquatic ecosystems from at least 1.6 billion to 0.8 billion years ago.

How ‘parachute science’ in paleontology plays out in 3 countriesWhen researchers study fossils from lower-income countries, they often engage in dubious or illegal practices that can stifle science.

New fossils from Patagonia may rewrite the history of duck-billed dinosaursNew findings are adding a wrinkle to researchers’ understanding of how duck-billed dinosaurs conquered the Cretaceous world.

Alien life may be possible even at the Milky Way's edgesPhosphorus detected far from the Milky Way’s center seems to extend the zone where life could exist in the galaxy by thousands of light-years.

Physicists split bits of sound using quantum mechanicsNew experiments put phonons — the tiniest bits of sound — into quantum mechanical superpositions and show they are as weird as other quantum entities.

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